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  • The Persuaders! Take Seven (Season 1, Episode 3)
  • TV Episode | 52 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy

The Persuaders!

Take Seven (Season 1, Episode 3)
TV Episode | 52 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy

Brett and Danny find themselves embroiled in a cat-and-mouse game of deceit and murder as a long-missing heir returns from the grave claiming a coveted, multi-million-pound fortune. But is he a sibling or an impostor?
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Director
Sidney Hayers (directed by)
Writer
Terry Nation (screenplay)
Producer
Robert S. Baker (produced by)
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Status
Edit Released
Updated Oct 1, 1971

Release date
Oct 2, 1971 (United States)
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14 cast members
Name Known for
Tony Curtis
Danny Wilde Danny Wilde   See fewer
Roger Moore
Lord Brett Sinclair Lord Brett Sinclair   See fewer
Sinéad Cusack
Jenny Lindley (as Sinead Cusack) Jenny Lindley (as Sinead Cusack)   See fewer
Laurence Naismith
Judge Fulton Judge Fulton   See fewer
Christian Roberts
Mark Lindley Mark Lindley   See fewer
John Kelland
Harvester Harvester   See fewer
Sue Lloyd
Maggie Maggie   See fewer
Veronica Hurst
The Secretary The Secretary   See fewer
Victor Platt
The Farmer The Farmer   See fewer
Julie Crosthwaite
Mandy (as Julie Crosthwait) Mandy (as Julie Crosthwait)   See fewer
Garfield Morgan
Peter Hayward Peter Hayward   See fewer
Colin Vancao
The Major The Major   See fewer
Richard Hurndall
David Conron David Conron   See fewer
Edward Malin
Turnball (Judge Fulton's Barber) (uncredited) Turnball (Judge Fulton's Barber) (uncredited)   See fewer
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